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The
S
.
E
.
A
.
Write
Award
,
or
Southeast
Asian
Writers
Award
,
is
an
award
that
has
been
presented
annually
since
1979
to
poets
and
writers
in
Southeast
Asia
with
the
to
encourage
writers
in
ASEAN
countries
through
recognition
of
the
region
?
s
creative
literary
talents
and
to
bring
together
the
many
talents
of
ASEAN
writers
.
The
award
is
given
to
a
writer
from
each
of
the
countries
of
the
ASEAN
.
An
author
may
receive
the
award
for
a
(
n
)
specific
work
of
literature
or
their
lifetime
achievement
.
The
types
of
works
that
are
honoured
are
poetry
,
short
stories
,
novels
,
plays
,
folklore
,
and
academic
or
religious
works
.
The
award
ceremony
is
held
in
Bangkok
every
year
,
in
the
presence
of
the
Thai
Royal
family
and
distinguished
guest
speakers
who
are
leading
figures
in
the
literary
world
.
Nguyen
Nhat
Anh
was
honoured
in
2010
for
his
most
well
-
known
novel
"
Kinh
van
hoa
"
(
Kaleidoscope
)
,
which
contained
54
volumes
and
has
recently
been
into
three
drama
series
of
the
same
name
.
He
is
regarded
as
one
of
the
most
successful
writers
for
teens
.
Viet
Nam
has
participated
in
the
awards
since
1996
and
18
Vietnamese
writers
and
poets
laureates
so
far
.
Viet
Nam
is
expected
face
more
extreme
weather
events
in
the
coming
decades
.
Rising
sea
levels
and
fiercer
storms
will
greatly
affect
coastal
communities
.
Experts
warn
that
climate
change
a
serious
threat
to
the
country
?
s
development
.
They
also
emphasize
the
need
to
use
accurate
data
when
climate
models
.
Temperatures
in
many
regions
steadily
over
the
past
decades
and
may
continue
to
rise
.
Communities
in
mountainous
areas
are
vulnerable
to
flash
floods
during
heavy
storms
.
The
government
is
working
hard
public
awareness
of
climate
change
impacts
.
change
,
a
of
global
warming
,
has
been
largely
attributed
to
human
activities
,
particularly
the
burning
of
fossil
fuels
such
as
coal
,
oil
,
and
natural
gas
.
These
actions
carbon
dioxide
,
a
greenhouse
gas
,
which
traps
heat
in
the
Earth
?
s
atmosphere
and
leads
to
an
increase
in
global
temperatures
.
The
rise
in
temperature
disrupts
the
delicate
balance
of
ecosystems
and
has
a
range
of
significant
consequences
on
the
planet
.
One
of
the
most
obvious
consequences
of
climate
change
is
the
rising
sea
level
.
This
phenomenon
is
linked
to
the
melting
of
polar
ice
caps
and
the
expansion
of
seawater
as
it
warms
.
As
a
result
,
coastal
regions
are
increasingly
at
risk
of
flooding
,
erosion
,
and
the
loss
of
natural
habitats
.
Another
impact
of
climate
change
is
the
increasing
frequency
and
intensity
of
extreme
weather
events
,
such
as
hurricanes
,
heatwaves
,
and
droughts
.
These
events
can
lead
to
agricultural
productivity
,
food
and
water
shortages
,
and
the
displacement
of
people
and
wildlife
.
In
response
to
the
growing
concern
surrounding
climate
change
,
there
has
been
a
shift
towards
the
use
of
renewable
energy
sources
,
which
produce
fewer
greenhouse
gas
compared
to
traditional
fossil
fuels
.
By
using
renewable
energy
,
we
can
help
reduce
the
impacts
of
climate
change
and
work
towards
restoring
the
Earth
?
s
natural
balance
.
Few
people
now
the
reality
of
global
warming
and
its
effects
on
the
world
?
s
climate
.
Many
scientists
put
the
blame
for
recent
disasters
on
the
increase
in
the
world
?
s
temperatures
and
are
convinced
that
,
more
than
ever
before
,
the
Earth
is
at
risk
from
the
forces
of
the
wind
,
rain
and
sun
.
According
to
them
,
global
warming
is
making
extreme
weather
events
,
such
as
hurricanes
and
droughts
,
even
more
and
causing
sea
levels
all
around
the
world
to
rise
.
Environmental
groups
are
putting
pressure
on
governments
to
take
action
to
reduce
the
amount
of
carbon
dioxide
which
is
given
by
factories
and
power
plants
,
thus
attacking
the
problem
at
its
source
.
They
are
in
favour
of
more
money
being
spent
on
research
into
solar
,
wind
,
and
wave
energy
devices
,
which
could
then
existing
power
stations
.
It
looks
like
global
warming
is
here
to
stay
.
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